Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-10-01

IuduO etOck tQl6V66 are COmpl8ln0Q OF
as being too handy with the "frying-pan"
brand.
The passenger depot OF the E. & P. R.
Il. Company is receiving Q new coat Of
paint,
Sixty immigrants from Texas arrived at
Centralia. W. T., on Sept. 10. and more
are coming.
At Sissons, September 25, ct a row in
a dance.house Bill Rose, OF Red Bluff, was
fatally stabbed.
Persons having bills against the county
should present them to-day to County
Clerk Harmon.
Ezra Decoto Of Niles, GAL. says he dug
up the other day q rusty tin box full of
twenty.dollar pieces.
George W. Place offers twenty-five acres
Of land at Santa Cruz free to anybody
! who will build a $500, 600 hotel or 1t.
The Board of County Commissioners,
sitting as q Board of Equalization, will
hold their last meeting on Monday next.
From q pocket recently struck on the
800 level Of the Alaska mine at Pike City,
over $25, 900 in gold has been extracted.
Charley Lautenschlager has just had
his Corner Saloon painted and reovsted
generally. 1t is now the finest saloon in
the State.
Tom Ward, a pioneer OF Austin Of 1868,
who struck the Manhattan mines, died at
Occidental. Sonoma county, California,
Septembe 4.
A Dayton rancher has produced this
year a potato which weighs seven pounds,
aud q spear of celery four feet high which
weighs 81 pounds.
If everything turns out right the train
that now leaves San Francisco daily at
1880 A. M, and runs as far as Reno will be
run through to Ogden.
Messrs. Morris & Levy are receiving
new goods by every train, and are selling
them at greatly reduced prices. Look out
for their new price list.
A case that will probably attract 8 large
number of persons, will be tried in the
Justices Court this afternoons kind OF
Saturday afternoon matinee.
If everything turns out all right the
train that now leaves San Francisco daily
at 7:30 A. M, and runs as far AZ Reno, will
be run OF through to Ogden.
The second race of the yachts Volunteer
and Thistle came off yesterday, the Volun-
teer beating the Thistle some ten minutes.
| They had a fair wind for the race.
Wells, Fargo & 90. yesterday shipped
five bars of Eureka Consolidated bullion,
| valued at $12, 848 80; also, three bars of
passing bullion, valued at $4,000.
will be opened in grand style IN Wednes-
day, October 5. The event will be cele-
brsted with q grand ball in the evening.
The law against selling cigarettes to
minors, we should judge, is Q dead letter,
for the kids seem to be smoking them just
as much as before the law was passed.
The teams of O. Z. Broy, VIM. Haworth.
, H. Jensen, A. Muir & Co., and Chris
Lund pull out with loads Of lumber and
merchandise for Seligman this morning.
CLARA Gilchrist, an Opera Comique bar
girl at Butte City, Montana, took too
, much morphine on the 22d and died from
! the effects. She did not intend suicide.
Friday, at White Oaks, New Mexico,
Deputy Sheriff Langston arrested Ben
Shelley, charged with stealing cattle in
Texas. Shelley attempted to escape and
was fatally shot.
A stated communication Of Eureka
Lodge No. 16, F. & A. M, will be held
this Saturday evening at Z O'Clock. All
Master Masons in good standing are COR
daily invited to attend.
:, One OF our school children was re.
Gently asked. "What is a strait 2" He
Mortified the teacher bv replying. cit
, beats two pair" He will undoubtedly
turn out to be an editor.
The Canyon City stage was robbed
Sept. 25, five miles beyond Auburn, Ore.
gon. The robbers carried away the mail
3 sacks and secured only q gold watch and q
: few dollars from the passengers.
The Mechanics Fair Of San Francisco
I this year appears to be . great success
financially. The receipts before 1t wai
+ half over amounted in round numbers to
! $26, 900, against $32, 900 for the entire run
8 Of last season.
James Kennedy. q young blood from
. Omaha, was found half dead in . freigh,
car Monday last at Rawlins. Montana,
having entered it while drunk at Chey.
t enne and been sealed up. He had been
3 four days without food or water.
:: Bearse Litton shot and dangerously
! wounded Ben Boyd at the Geyser Stables
. H%ealdsburg, CAL, Saturday night. Litton
public schools at San Francisco, but who
9 ia now q teacher at Healdsburg.
q William P. Shaw. formerly Superin'
: tendent of the Jackson mine on Ruby Hill
ia now Vice President and general man
aper of the Columbus, Hooking Valley
and Toledo railroad. Mr.. Shaw is
bright and genial gentleman. He is also
energetic and q good business man.
h The Bakersfield Echo says: These are
Is hard times on the silurians and tramps
The one looks in vain for any real cause
. for compliant anfort a. sse i in IRVINE 1ne G to ind Dr.
T. n1soe where they may inquire for worl
without getting it.
lo An Extra Train to be Put On.
al Elko Free Press: We have 1t from